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marnett
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About marnett
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Comment #48549925
Airport is run well.
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Comment #48223670
Corporations are democratically run?
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Comment #48044083
Say more!
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Comment #47987222
Outside of holiday surge, I have never waited more than 1-3 minutes in TSA precheck. Having flown in and out a lot of the last decade, it is a stupendously run airport.
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Comment #47526115
Wow. Stunning photos. Thanks.
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Comment #47454474
> I didn't use Git when it first came out. Once it was stable and jobs began demanding it, I picked it up. What jobs aren’t requiring usage of these tools by now?
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Comment #46381370
Merry Christmas hackernews community! What a great forum. Peace on Earth.
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Comment #45640096
I somewhat reference the technicalities on Luddite vs the selective rejection of technology that the Amish represent (although arguably they are the closest we have to neo-Luddites…
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Comment #45637882
I was not super precise in my remark, so I think it suffered from being misconstrued as written. My remark was strictly in the context of the Parent posts remark on Luddites prevai…
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Comment #45635720
The Amish seem to be doing fine — and I don’t know if their way of life is under as much existential risk of upheaval and change as everyone else’s
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Comment #45635516
The artist behind replacement.ai chose a very relevant first use case — everyone thinks of AI replacement in terms of labor, but the example in terms of parenting and child rearing…
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Comment #45612745
You should write a satire blog. I’d read it!
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Comment #44640026
This was true of University of Maryland back in 2015 when I was there…
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Comment #44060430
Those are horrible examples. The product lines you are discussing do not exist in any meaningful sense of the term.
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Comment #43832357
Municipalities where the office is located threatening higher taxation if they don’t return to office. Mostly corporations who own their buildings are impacted. A lot of people cit…
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Comment #43477482
Small world. I’ve run by the stoop coffee and their pancake parties in SF many weekends. Love seeing the details behind this intentional community building (:
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Comment #43144299
In the context of government it would mean nationalizing them.
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Comment #43081823
Which of the two classes does San Francisco’s billionaire capitalist class fit into in your analysis - “tech workers?” Equally curious which the non-working property owners fall in…
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Comment #42997541
I had no idea this darkness existed. The unicorn riot piece is well researched; how awful - despicable all of it.
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Comment #42809935
Interesting. This is such an extremely toxic post. Peer feedback is valuable, it is important, and it is expected of senior team members. I guess it is a fun game if you have a poo…
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Comment #42748635
The pentagon, not US citizenry, decide the adversaries of the state. GP is just stating that fact. The citizens’ opinion on the matter are irrelevant - the pentagon is not a democr…
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Comment #42721057
Why do you think this is what performance review cycles are?
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Comment #42720873
Glad to know there are other folks that found The Social Network soundtrack as impactful. I have listened to Hand Cover Bruise first through university and hundreds of times since,…
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Comment #42663157
We aren’t talking about one flew over the cuckoos nest here. We’re talking about people walking around shoeless covered in dirt and open sores talking to themselves or screaming ob…
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Comment #42659156
Woah that is amazing how quickly I was able to apply this. So cool!